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A 'soliloquy' in a dramatic work is defined as:
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- 1A collective musical interlude performed between the acts of a tragedy.
- 2A formal rhetorical figure used exclusively to persuade opposing characters.
- 3A fast-paced witty dialogue between two or more major characters.
- 4A speech delivered by a character alone on stage, revealing their private inner thoughts directly to the audience.✓
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A speech delivered by a character alone on stage, revealing their private inner thoughts directly to the audience.
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